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Three point hitch

I knew that you wood probably know the answer, I'm going to have to find a better trick question.
I was thinking aboot the question on the John Deere forum and only one person caught on.
It was aboot an MT tractor.
 
I saw the JD post but considered the source! My M BACCY tractor as its called further south is the hardest thing to get on and off of any tractor I know of
 
It is possible to do most any thing to any thing if you have the time the $$ and the stuff to do so. Shoot years ago I hung a 3 point brush hog on a 1935 JD-B and it worked just fine but I had no way to lift it up it just hung there
 
Incorrect old. See the first reply. That is the correct answer.

All the torches and welders and scrap iron in the world would not make it possible to install a 3pt hitch on a 1950 Oliver 60.
 
Mr. Old,
I agree to a certain point that vith the time and money one can dew aboot anything.
But there is a rule for every exception,
You can't put a three point hitch on a 1950 Oliver 60 tractor.
You can't put radial tyres on a 1956 Impala, Chevrolet car.
The list goes on and on and on.
 
Now you are catching on.
I guess that a lot of people didn't see the 1950 date and consternated on the model of tractor
 
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